What was Rupert Brooke's attitude to war?

The Solider by Rupert Brooke is about how when you die in War, that foreign land you die on is a little richer because you have died there and it basically describes how War is full of glory and honour. Rupert also goes on about how great England is, mostly because he was a English solider fighting.

This poem, in my opinion is very biased and not very truthful.

(I hope this helps but I would check yourself, google might help, because this is just my opinion and might be wrong. Also try Wikipedia.) :)